Welcome to the Shalene Show. Shalene has helped thousands with her books, seminars, and online academies.

She's the author of the New York Times bestselling book push in a mother of two.

Hi, I'm Shalene Johnson and thank you so much for joining me on this episode of the Shalene Show,

where we're talking about doing a total reset of your time management.

So let's talk about what it means to have a reset.

I know that almost everybody who's listening always feels as though

they could be better at time management. You're self-included, right?

You probably feel like you're, you know, at a loss when it comes to time management.

But yet your friends might say like, dude, you're so efficient with your time, you're so productive.

Nonetheless, I find that the people who are the best and the most productive usually feel like

that's the area where they struggle.

And I believe that's because we're really good at adding tons of new things onto our plate.

So this is the right episode for you. If suddenly it seems as though you're finding yourself doing lots of things

that are kind of related to what you need to do.

But when you think about it and you're really being honest, the truth is it's kind of a distraction.

Like there's something perhaps you need to be doing that's a little more important, right?

Like it's really something that must get done.

But yet you're like, yeah, I really need to do that.

So I think I'll just, I'll quickly shop for those shoes online that I was looking for.

Or yeah, I know I have to make that phone call. I know I have to hit my quota.

I know I have to record a video. And I'm going to, but I should probably do the laundry first.

I know that there's something I must get done today and I promised myself that I was going to do X, Y, and Z.

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